The Rose Uganda Team
Our Rose Uganda Team is the backbone of our organization and the key to our success. Their commitment and dedication to create positive change in the world shines through in all the programs we have developed and implemented. Our rewards are the lives we have saved.
Mastulah Nalubwama, Rose Director of Disability and Inclusive Programs
Mastulah Nalubwama is an amazing business professional that is continuing to make significant positive changes for persons with disabilities. She is the director of our UFHOH/ROSE Resource Center that is breaking barriers of stigma and discriminatory practices that have stymied the disabled population for far too long. A co-founder of the Uganda Federation of the Hard of Hearing (UFHOH), member of World Hearing Forum and Uganda’s National Disability Council, Ms. Nalubwama taking Rose Academies to new levels as we work to empower the oppressed with knowledge.
Ms. Nalubwama has a BA in Social Work from Bugema University.
Dayton Male, Rose Director of Youth Programs, KTCC-Uganda
Dayton Jimmy Male is Director of Youth Programs for our Kids That Care Club (KTCC) -Uganda. His background in music and the arts have been the cornerstone of his program that is empowering youth to make healthy life choices while learning about their cultural heritage that embraces the arts, music and dance.
KTCC – Uganda is growing by leaps and bounds. These talented kids are learning about mental health, sexual reproductive health, puberty, disease prevention and more. Community members are excited to see this positive development which is transforming lives. Follow KTCC-Uganda on Facebook, Instagram and Tik Tok.
Priscilla Akiror, Rose Director of Community Health Programs
Our Director of Community Health Programs is Ms. Priscilla Akiror. Since 2021, Priscilla has been an active member of our Rose Uganda Team. She has multiple talents that have contributed to our creative arts development and our Kids That Care Club – Uganda youth empowerment program. She has helped us to reach new levels with her public health background and knowledge of nutrition as it impacts the health of the oppressed and vulnerable population in Uganda. We look forward to this coming year as we work with Priscilla to make our health programs truly accessible and inclusive for all people throughout Uganda.
Priscilla is a MPH student currently attending Makerere University, School of Public Health.